Frankenstein Mary Shelley Classic Novel Book Hardback Edition

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Frankenstein Mary Shelley Classic Novel Book Hardback Edition

Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Hardcover
ISBN: 9789363129399

Overview:
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley is a landmark work of science fiction and gothic literature that probes ambition, responsibility, and the consequences of playing god. This classic hardcover edition invites new readers and seasoned fans to revisit Victor Frankenstein’s perilous pursuit and the creature’s shattering longing for connection. Ideal for book lovers building a home library, students studying Romantic-era literature, or collectors seeking a pristine edition, this edition preserves Shelley's luminous prose and chilling atmosphere, making it a compelling centerpiece for shelves and discussion alike. Its themes remain urgent for readers grappling with technology, ethics, and creativity today.

About the Books:
Victor Frankenstein’s laboratory quest to imitate life becomes a cautionary odyssey about responsibility, ambition, and the limits of human power. The awakened creature, initially longing for companionship, finds only fear and rejection, turning the tale into a haunting study of social alienation. Mary Shelley’s language blends Gothic atmosphere with science-fiction imagination, delivering brisk suspense and philosophical depth. The narrative spans stark landscapes, intimate conversations, and moral confrontations as Victor and the creature move toward a fateful confrontation. Readers encounter a moral drama about creation, accountability, and the consequences of unchecked inquiry, all wrapped in a timeless sense of wonder and dread. This single-volume edition preserves Shelley's lucid prose and vivid imagery, making it accessible to students, collectors, and new readers alike. The pacing balances dramatic shocks with reflective interludes, inviting careful consideration of questions about ethics, empathy, and the price of invention. With its enduring themes and memorable characters, Frankenstein remains a touchstone for discussions on science, responsibility, and humanity. For readers who enjoy character-driven narratives, the tension between creator and creation provides rich material for discussion about consent, loneliness, and the longing for acceptance. The novel’s brisk pace, vivid settings, and moral complexity make it suitable for high school and college courses, as well as thoughtful, self-guided reading. This edition invites fresh interpretations without diluting Shelley's original vision today.

Key Benefits:

• Timeless classic by Mary Shelley—an essential for any literary collection.
• Perfect for readers exploring ethics in science and the legacy of invention.
• Ideal for students and book clubs with rich themes and discussion prompts.
• Stunning hardcover edition that preserves Shelley's prose for generations.

About the Author:
Mary Shelley (Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, 1797–1851) wrote Frankenstein at the intersection of Romanticism and early science fiction, creating a novel that questions the responsibilities of creators and the humanity of their creations. Born in London into a family of writers, Shelley published Frankenstein anonymously in 1818, and it quickly became a foundational text in Gothic literature and literary science fiction. Her work challenges readers to confront fear, empathy, and the consequences of ambition, while shaping subsequent debates about technological progress and ethics. Shelley's legacy endures in classrooms, libraries, and countless adaptations that test the staying power of this timeless voice.

Why You’ll Love This Book:
A gripping, thought-provoking read that combines gothic atmosphere with sharp ethical questions. This edition is ideal for gift-giving, personal libraries, and classroom study, offering a durable hardcover that preserves Shelley's prose for generations to come. Share it with students or allies of great storytelling, and watch conversations ignite around character, responsibility, and wonder.